android-svc VS ide-flatpak-wrapper

Worth checking out: https://github.com/T-vK/android-svc/

Btw is the service_name.function_name() translation also android version and device independent, I mean if I write the function in this format, will it work on other devices provided they have the function with a different function number but same parameters? This would be actually cool, didn't know this. Will make sharing easier. I was actually looking into this, like with android-svc.

For a lot of programming languages, there's a Flatpak extension that adds the relevant tools. Just search for "Freedesktop SDK" and look in the extensions section. They'll be installed under /usr/lib/sdk. There's usually an enable.sh script that if you source it adds all the necessary env vars, or most IDEs come with ide-flatpak-wrapper which you can configure to auto-enable certain extensions

Also, you can just use FLATPAK_ENABLE_SDK_EXT=* to enable all extensions, since that's usually what you'll want. Here's the repository for that entrypoint script: https://github.com/flathub/ide-flatpak-wrapper. It's the wrapper submodule in VSCodium's repository, because it's shared between VSCode and VSCodium and possibly others. You can check the vscode.sh file on that repo if you want to understand what it's doing.